Kimberley and Wycliffe News Highlights
Mr Sid Elmer visited town on Tuesday to conduct cigar business and renew acquaintances. The Elks plan a Wednesday dance with Banff Orchestra for the Christmas Tree Fund. Geo McMahon visits Spokane. Staples Block work progresses. Charles Musser remains in Kimberley hospital. J S Fisher remains ill. Dr Huffman of Cranbrook moves into Kimberley rooms above the hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Elmer
The
Elks
Banff Orchestra
Christmas Tree Fund
Huffman
Cranbrook
Kimberley
South Ward School November Attendance Report
November attendance percentages show 92.9 for Division I and 95.2 for Division II plus lists of students by grade and division led by Mary J Rice as reporting official. Names include Dor is Eley Margaret Dalziel Albin Keegan Victoria Pascuzzo Violet Miller Bob White Violet Keegan Noach Tito Franklin Wood Clyde Williams and many others across Grades III II I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Eley
Margaret Dalziel
Albin Keegan
Victoria Pascuzzo
Violet Miller
Bob White
Violet Keegan
Noach Tito
Franklin Wood
Clyde Williams
Mabel Atkinson
Bud Sullivan
Ivor Barrett
Rosie Blefare
Joseph Welch
Harold Curle
Bernard Pelkey
Lily White
Annie Berkin
Jack Reynolds
Albert Russell
Edward Looney
Jolando Magro
Margaret Cassels
Edward Walsh
Harry Solicki
Mary Cameron
Bob Pattinson
Julia Mohs
Sevilla Rosevear
James Haley
Katherine Ukravitz
Edwin Berrington
Freddie Shaw
Eileen Pantting
Paul Solicki
Billy McNeil
Nina Gordon
Mathias Flagel
Ivy Sissons
Elinor H. Curley
Gertie Dalziel
Catherine Rosling
Millicent Pelkey
Marguerite Pelkey
Walter Cox
Connie Worthington
Ellen Saunders
Helen Ukravitz
Agnes Moore
Tiny Sullivan
Philip Rombough
Angelina Blefare
Tom Barrett
Muriel Miller
Eddie Wood
George Strood
Frances Looney
Velda Coleman
Joyce Bond
Billy Sissons
Herbert Berrington
Camilla Romano
Margaret Russell
Liquor Enforcement Now Under Provincial Police Status
Attorney-General Manson reassigns Inspector Miller and Liquor Control Board staff as provincial police officials under Col. McMullen to enforce liquor laws. Motor Vehicle Act changes introduce one dollar licenses, mandatory possession of licenses, and new automobile courts. License cards progress white to blue to red, then white again after six months. Fernie district expanded to Cranbrook with Chief Greenwood leading from Fernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Miller
Liquor Control Board
Col. McMullen
Fernie
Cranbrook
Greenwood
Crow's Nest
Creston
Fort Steele Notes Birth Day Dance and Local News
Mrs B W Werden hosted a birth day dance for her second son's seventh birthday on Friday last. Guests included Mr and Mrs McLeash, Mrs Pollock, Mrs Howard, Mrs Ker shaw, Mrs Moore, the Cum mings, Dawson, Kershaw and Wirth sisters, Messrs Carlin Chamings Kershaw Fulton Smith, Commander and Mrs Pilcher, Mr Booth, Mr Drayton and Mr Ackerold. Harry Plumtree returned from summer on the prairie. Commander Pilcher left for the Coast. T A Fulton came back from Waldo. H Plumtree, P McLeash and Wilfred St Denis went hunting on Maus Creek. Provincial police five was here on business last week. Knight & Buckless haul lumber for Jewell Lbr Co starting winter cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Werden
McLeash
Pollock
Howard
H. Kershaw
Moore
Cummings
Dawson
Kershaw and Wirth
Carlin
Chamings
Kershaw
Fulton and Smith
Pilcher
Booth
Drayton
Ackerold
Imperial Bank reports strong 50th annual statement in Toronto
At the Imperial Bank of Canada annual meeting in Toronto on November 26 the 50th statement shows deposits over 88 million with 70 million in interest bearing funds. Cash in hand and kindred assets are 27 million, quickly realizable assets 59 million. Earnings after charges total 1,107,889.99 with 12 percent quarterly dividends plus 1 percent bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto
Dace
Imperial Bank
Government Aids Miners At Fernie With Roadwork
The provincial government and a miners’ committee mobilize relief by assigning Fernie workers to highway projects. Crews clear a camp seven miles west for trestle work on the Fernie Elko road hairpin turn and fill ravines. Crow’s Nest rock widening and Corbin road talk are planned. winter completion unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Coal Creek
G.W.V.A
Fernie- Elko
Elko
Crow's Nest
Alberta
Corbin Road
Corbin
B.C
Windermere Hospital Bazaar Nets 563 Dollars
Special to the Herald Invermere British Columbia November 29 the women’s auxiliary of the Windermere District Hospital Association reports a net from the bazaar of 563 dollars. John Hurst remains hospitalized while George Watt and Mrs Sam Brewer have recently been discharged. Lieutenant Commander John C Powles plans a lengthy visit to his mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Invermere
B.C
Windermere
John Hurst
George Watt
Wilmer
Sam Brewer
Athalmer
John C. Powles J
The
Windermere District Forms Library Association
A public meeting last week approved forming a Windermere mining division library association. Mrs. A H MacCarthy donated many volumes and was named to the organizing committee with Mrs. E M Sandilands Dr F J Coy A M Chisholm and Basil G Hamilton as pro tem members. The annual membership fee is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. MacCarthy
Library Association
Windermere
E. M. Sandilands
F. J. Coy
A. M. Chisholm
Basil G. Hamilton
Kootenay Orchards November School Attendance Report
The Kootenay Orchards school notes show a 94.08 percent attendance for November. Listed pupils across grades include Eddie Gartside and Mary Richmond in Grade VI, Marion Richmond and Frank Hern in Grade V, Jack Thexton George Noyce Rose Noyce Hypollite Ruault in Grade IIV, Dick Thexton May Stone John Richmond in Grade IIA, Mabel Sakata Bertha Gartside Jack Langin Evelyn Hern in Grade II B, and Dorothy Thompson Ernest Ruault Arthur Hern Alice Noyce Agnes Noyce in Grade I B. Winnifred Lippitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Gartside
Mary Richmond
Marion Richmond
Frank Hern
Jack Thexton
George Noyce
Rose Noyce
Hypollite Ruault
Dick Thexton
May Stone
John Richmond
Mabel Sakata
Bertha Gartside
Jack Langin
Evelyn Hern
Dorothy Thompson
Ernest Ruault
Arthur Hern
Alice Noyce
Agnes Noyce
Winnifred Lippitt
Blonde Bess Teases Dick Before Christmas
Blonde Bess jokes that Dick is getting better looking every day and he replies it is a yearly habit just before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Funded Debt of Canadian Provinces Listed
The article catalogs provincial funded debts, noting heavy liabilities for each province. British Columbia 68,211, Alberta 67,537,986, Saskatchewan 52,772,777, Manitoba 1,331,121, Ontario 224,693,420, Quebec 55,604,926, New Brunswick 26,651,432, Nova Scotia 24,905,018, Prince Edward Island 100,208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Alberta
Hewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Danderine Promises Hair Revival At 35 Cents
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that revives lifeless hair, improves scalp condition, and prevents dandruff. It claims shiny, healthy hair quickly, with no stickiness, available at drugstores for 35 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wycliffe
Mr. Geo. McMahon
Spokane
Charles Musser
J. S. Fisher
Aaas Kimberley Jewelry
China
Morrison & Burke
Dr. L. G. Rice
Kimberley, B.C
Beale & Elwell Cranbrook
Kimberley Sale
Brown & Sutherland Proprietors
Sash & Door Co
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of
Canada
Trail
Tadanac
His Majesty
King George V
Nadian Cub, Imperial
Stampete Dominion
Hiram Walker & Sons, Limited
Walkerville
Montreal
Que
London, Eng
New York, U.S.A
Government of
South Ward
Fort Steele
Harry Plumtree
Mr.t. A. Fulton
Waldo
H. Plumtree
P. McLeash
Wilfred St. Denis
Maus Creek
Messrs
Knight & Buckless
Jewell Lbr. Co
P.c
Lake Windermere
Liabilitie
Cael
Pha Bweeneny
Phleg Howland
TAS
SO Maisgl
SS Sos
Alt. Phiprs
Imperial Bank of Cynade
Halunee
Pency C Haxtme
Macintosh, Cole & Robertson
Old Country
Kootenay
Minard
Minard's Liniment
England
Carmania
Halifax
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
Hastings St. W
Vancouver, B.C
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